The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-24


lots Tor sale near Female College. Term.
reasona bic; good investment. Apply to
men. "a, 3d.. T. A. DAVIS.
FoUND.-On Main street I'm front of Bur
well Hall, geld dollar with initial letter
on one side, used as bangle for finger
ring or bracelet. Owner can get same by
calling at this Office and paying charges.
DIED-In South Pueblo, Colorado, Marcel
10, 1887, Lucius o. Bobbitt, late of Gran
vile county, n. e. Mr.. Bobbitt left Gran.
Vile about three years ago, was brother
in-law of Mr.. Sim Dean of this place, and
has many relatives i'm this section
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MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Thomas Connell, in
Warren county. Wednesday, March 18th,
Miss Jennie Connell and Mr. Scion South.
erland, Jr., Rev. Gilbert IIiggs officiating.
The bride is young lady of many rare
virtues and greatly admired Ivy those who
know her, while the groom is one of our
most popular and highly esteemed young
countymen. The GOLD LEAF Joins with a
host OF friends in wishing for Mr.. and Mrs.
Switzerland long and happy and pros
porous married life
DIR. JOHN J. LAFFERTY.-The GOLD
LEAF announced week before last that it
was probable Rev. j. J. Lafferty, d. D.,
editor of the Richmond Chrsstian advocate,
would be induced to lecture in Henderson
at an early day. We are pleased to state
that he has consented to do SO and our citi-
zens are to have an opportunity of hearing
him "Wednesday evening, April 9Th. AS a
pleasing and entertaining lecturer, DIR.
Lafferty enjoys quite distinguished repu-
tatiOn, while as wit and humorist he is
said to be better than Bill Arp. His subject
will be "The Old Times and the New" the
proceeds to be for the benefit of the new
Methodist church.
The bottom has been knocked out of
prices for all kinds Of patent medicines,
drugs, &c, at
mch. II. A. N. JORDAN & Cos.
FINE FLOODED STOCK-As will be seen
by advertisement L. Lovelock & Co., of
GordOnsville, Va, importers and breeders
of pure-bred cattle, sheep, swine, fancy
poultry, etc, of whom the herd of HOlstein
cows was purchased few weeks ago by
gentlemen of this town, will be here in a
few days, first of next week perhaps, with
a carload of imported Holstein and regis
tered Jersey cows, bulls and heifers, pure
bred pigs and fancy poultry, which will be
offered for sale. Such an opportunity to
make investment of this kind should not
be lost sight of, thereby saving heavy
freight charges. Messrs. LovelOck s. Co.
are reliable dealers and their representa-
tons may be accepted as honest and accu-
rate. The gentlemen who bought the Hol-
stems of Messrs Lovelock & Co. rencently
are we'll pleased with their purchases.
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E. E. Hight, the jeweler, promises his
customers better work than they can get
elsewhere. mar. 10.
COMPLIMENTARY TO TOwNsMAN.-Our
distinguished townsman Col. VIM. ii. S.
Burgwyn, has been appointed by the Fac.
| ulty of the University of North Carolina
! to represent Chapel Hill at the One Hun.
| dredth Anniversary celebration of Column
bia College, New York, on the 18th OF
April. The selection is a good one; in the
| person of Col. Burgwyn the Old North
State will have representative to do hel
proud She has no truer and more patri
otto son in all her borders.
Col. Burgwyn has been invited by the
Ladies' Memorial Association of Fayette
Vile, to deliver the memorial address or
the 10th of May. With so rich theme a:
the patriotism, herioc fortitude and match.
| less valOr of those who died in defense OF
the Lost Cause" the GOLD LEAF haz
ards nothing in saying the gallant Colonel
will do credit to himself and full justice
to the cause and the occasion.
Prescriptions of all kinds carefully and
accurately filled, day or night, at
| mch NJ .IORnAN & Co.'S